A story of two crippling droughts, the sowing of many seeds and one farmer's transformation. It is a very personal story full of insight and wisdom.

This issue focuses on the concept of ecological 'thresholds' and how these may be used in managing our landscapes.

This large-scale project conducted by Land Water & Wool used surveys, focus groups and interviews to determine the attitudes, practices and needs of natural resource management of Australian wool growers.

National Program for Sustainable irrigation (NPSI) has established an Ecological Risk Assessment Project (ERA), the overall objective of which is to develop a generic framework for assessing the ecological risks assoc

Who you need to tell , what you need to do

This document is designed to be used as a tool to assist the management of diseases in cotton.

Prevention is better than cure! - It is better to prevent the introduction of a disease, weed or pestthan to try and control it after it has been introduced and become widespread.

Improved methods of assessing crop nutrient status in early season cotton will allow growers to remediate their crops and improve fertilizer management practices.

Theme: Managing riparian lands to achieve multiple objectives Using riparian land to improve the productivity of crops and pastures Using riparian land as wildlife corridors Case study: The Hill Harvesting non-wood pr

How riparian land should be used and managed is often viewed differently by divergent groups. What is recognised by all is the diversity of environmental and economic benefits provided by riparian lands.

The Social and Institutional Research Program of Land & Water Australia has brought together a set of papers from leading researchers and analysts on natural resources property rights and responsibilities.

This study investigated whether transgenic cotton plants have established in environments, away from cotton farms as a consequence of whole cottonseed being used as a feed, supplement on dairy farms on the Atherton Ta

SPRAYpak has been developed for growers and focuses on pesticide application and usage in cotton. However, the principles apply to all similar spray application jobs in agriculture.

* Focus on Namoi Valley * NPIRD news * Water savings of up to 50% with PRD * National irrigation code project * Irrigation diary

This position paper summarises research and investigations to develop a strategy for the effective use of the internet in the Australian irrigation industry.

The 'Know The Flow' project was initiated in 1997 to address issues relating to the accurate measurement of the delivery of irrigation water to farms.

As part of this project preliminary standards for AFIE were established, based on engineeringprinciples and the field experience of farmers and extension officers.